The first type of feedback appeared to result in better problem solutions, higher grades on knowledge tests, more contributions and a higher degree of reflection.
Because of the high degree of NCS, reflections were selected for the R-free set in thin resolution shells using DATAMAN [42].
Moreover, as these practices involve a high degree of self-reflection on the part of the meditator, it would be beneficial to compare behavioral and physiological measures with first person accounts (see Buttle for an example of a self-reflective account [ 71]).
The high degree of lethality is largely a reflection of the fact that the disease is often detected late in its progression: approximately 75% of patients present at stage III or IV, as defined by the International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics (FIGO), with widespread metastasis in the peritoneal cavity3.
According to Weinstein and colleagues, autonomous individuals view themselves as the authors of their behaviors and display high degrees of self-reflection and low susceptibility to external pressures.
Binding of MGAH22 to the prevalent CD32A-131H allele is unchanged compared with WT Fc domains, whereas binding to the rarer CD32A-131R allele is decreased, a reflection of the high degree of homology between the extracellular domain and Fc-binding interface of this variant with CD32B (including the arginine at position 131, which is shared by CD32B).
This high degree of MVP homology between different species might be a reflection of polyribosome templating, where polyribosome topology is conserved among species and is critical for vault assembly.
In the initial state, at the pore borders, the nanocrystal did not have a high degree of order (Figure 5a), and the Fourier spectrum showed diffuse reflections corresponding to a spatial period of 0.2 nm.
The high degree of sequence diversity among D. salina GenBank entries appears to be a reflection of the known issue of misidentification of Dunaliella salina isolates.
Although the two generations show a high degree of rationalization and emotional orientation in the practice of intergenerational negotiation, the starting point and the result of reflection are relationship-oriented rather than individual-oriented.
